Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×10 is another episode that makes us wonder if there is any limit to this cast & crew’s talent.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×09 Review: “Semper Fi”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×09 “Semper Fi” is another one that basically leaves us feeling incapable of fully explaining how good it is.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×08 Review: “Sins Of Our Fathers”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×08 is a powerful, emotional hour that reminds us — yet again — that this is one of the best shows on TV.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×07 Review: “Original Sin”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×07 “Original Sin” leaves us at a loss for words, at least as far as any quick summary goes. Just…it’s good.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×05 Review: “Missing Persons”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×05 “Missing Persons” doesn’t kick Elliot Stabler while he’s down — it completely and totally crushes him.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×04 Review: “The Last Supper”
If Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×04 “The Last Supper” has taught us anything, it’s that this series keeps getting better and better.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×03 Review: “End Of Innocence”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×03 “End Of Innocence” is yet another win in our book. That puts us at three for three (so far) this season.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×02 Review: “Deliver Us From Evil”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×02 “Deliver Us From Evil” manages the unthinkable for a procedural: nuance, care, and respect.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 4×01 Review: “Memory Lane”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 4×01 “Memory Lane” begins with a nightmare that’s also a memory, ends with some things we wish were hallucinations, and has some highs and lows in between.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×22 Review: “With Many Names”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×22 “With Many Names” is certainly a high stakes finale, both for this series and for SVU. And it delivers.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×21 Review: “Shadowërk”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×21 “Shadowërk” is basically the sum of all of our season-long frustrations, especially with EO’s mess.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×20 Review: “Pareto Principle”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×20 “Pareto Principle” is one of those episodes that, quite frankly, is the embodiment of that “it just doesn’t make sense” Olivia Benson gif.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×18 Review: “TAG:GEN”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×18 “TAG:GEN” is, to borrow Danielle Moné Truitt’s words for it, “a really good episode for Bell.” And overall.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×16 Review: “Chinatown”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×16 “Chinatown” sets up some story points that feel familiar, just within a new community—for better or worse.
Danielle Moné Truitt Talks Family On ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’
In part two of our interview with Law & Order: Organized Crime’s Danielle Moné Truitt, we focus on Bell’s family—in every sense of the word.
Danielle Moné Truitt On Getting Bell’s Story Right On ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’
We spoke to Law & Order: Organized Crime’s Danielle Moné Truitt about how her input keeps Bell real, the series’ portrayal of cops & more.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×15 Review: “The Wild and The Innocent”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×15 “The Wild and The Innocent” is an episode best for using as background noise while we do other things.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×14 Review: “All In The Game”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×14 “All In The Game” makes the incredible performances from its predecessor almost look weak.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×13 Review: “Punch Drunk”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×13 “Punch Drunk” a brilliant showcase of talent from both Ainsley Seiger and Danielle Moné Truitt.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×12 Review: “Partners In Crime”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×12 “Partners In Crime” is a strong start to the season’s next chunk of episodes. The highlights? Bell and Jet.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 3×11 Review: “The Infiltration Game”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 3×11 “The Infiltration Game” asks viewers to suspend disbelief in a way that just flat out doesn’t work.
